1. La Villita

LA VILLITA.   Tradition, art, and authentic crafts bring this historic district to life. The "little village" was originally an outpost for soldiers stationed at the Alamo. European immigrants populated the area in the late 19th century, resulting in the blend of architecture and culture visible today. Shops and galleries pepper the area, along with a number of cafes and cantinas. Pick up a distinctive, hand-blown glass Christmas ornament or a book about the Alamo archaeological dig. If you work up an appetite, drop in for a bite at Bolivar Cafe. La Villita is a welcome change of pace from modern, personality-less shopping centers.   (© 10Best)

About two dozen artists and craftspeople work in individual cottages in this little village beside the River Walk. (from Southern Living)

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